Russia and the United States After 9/11

Kennedy‐Pipe, Caroline; Welch, Stephen

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“…Some innocent lives were spared being hostages. Here, President Bush defended Putin's actions for opting for the tragic measure against terrorism (Kennedy-Pipe & Welch, 2005). In Return, Russia did not contradict the USA's decision to establish bases in Tajikistan as part of its measure in counter-terrorism.…”

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The Usa and Russia Political Relationship After the 9/11 Attack

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2023

Journal of Academic Perspective on Social Studies

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The worldwide 9/11 attack on September 11, 2001, had a massive impact on many countries’ security concerns. The incident significantly influenced the development of several government laws for regional and domestic policies against the danger of terrorism. The event signaled massive cooperation of powerful states to fight against global terrorism. This review determines the political impact of the 9/11 attack on the USA-Russia relationship in the aftermath of the attack. This work enables us to grasp how a global phenomenon influences states’ relationships with one another. The result found out that Russia and the USA developed close cooperation in counter-terrorism after the 9/11 incident. Russia saw the 9/11 attack as an opportunity to advance its foreign policy and develop a better relationship with the USA. The aftermath brought Russia and the USA long-term plans and cooperative actions to enhance regional security issues. However, their cooperation was limited and did not result in further diplomatic negotiation.

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“…İn the aftermath, Russia aligned itself with the USA. Russia focused on strategies against the war on terror by enforcing military actions that included invading the terrorists' bases to eliminate the threat (Kennedy-Pipe & Welch, 2005). Russia desired to attain the power to secure and protect its sovereignty.…”

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The Usa and Russia Political Relationship After the 9/11 Attack

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2023

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When the Internal and External Collide: A Social Constructivist Reading of Russia's Security Policy

Snetkov

2012

Europe-Asia Studies

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‘Us’ and ‘Them’: Terrorism, Conflict and (O)ther Discursive Formations

Talbot

2008

Sociological Research Online

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Research into terrorism has traditionally examined the relationship between terrorist activity and a variety of economic, religious, and geopolitical issues associated with modernity and globalisation, in an attempt to understand and explain this global phenomenon. This paper extends this inquiry further by exploring the extent to which the construction of Self and Other dichotomies are used as instruments for domination, self actualisation, and mobilisation within discourses of terrorism and security. The paper proposes that issues of Otherness are a vital and often missing component in understanding terrorism and counter-terrorist activity. In doing so, it argues that the construction of ‘polarised collective identities’ which accentuate perceived (cultural) differences between terrorists and their intended targets (and their respective host nations) play an integral role in shaping how we identify and respond to emerging threats. Furthermore, it is suggested that the construction and maintenance of these identities not only has a tendency to homogenise populations, but also creates antagonistic and conflict-orientated relationships resistant to resolution.

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Russia and the United States After 9/11

Cited by 3 publications

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The Usa and Russia Political Relationship After the 9/11 Attack

The Usa and Russia Political Relationship After the 9/11 Attack

When the Internal and External Collide: A Social Constructivist Reading of Russia's Security Policy

‘Us’ and ‘Them’: Terrorism, Conflict and (O)ther Discursive Formations

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